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What a beautiful book- and I will be eagerly looking out for Emma’s next book The cover is enough to tempt you to pick it up and then you are drawn into the wonderful story and great characters. Obviously World War I is a huge part of this book and Charlotte Betts brilliantly captures the british spirit to come together and help, the horrors of those fighting in France and the atrocities faced by refugees.In one paragraph just as I decided to stop reading, for example, almost every sentence began with "I this" and "I that. It's not a feeling I've been used to experiencing much lately, but I'm encouraged that I can still recognise its warm hug. From the other characters, Cassandra has to tell Lily a secret that sends her running of to London to be a nurse, Urusula having a German surname is targated in prejudiced attacks, and Edith’s sons both go off to War whilst her daughter Pearl signs up to drive ambulances in London. Ellie's cottage - The whole time I was reading, I just kept picturing the cottage in the movie The Holiday.

It helps sustain my hopefulness, and not to wallow in the misery and frustrations of my condition, and my brokenness. I thoroughly enjoyed my time spent at Rowan Hill and recommend “Letting In Light” to readers who enjoy escapist women’s fiction that is good for the soul.By embracing flaws and imperfections, the object becomes a symbol of fragility and strength, and beauty in its scars. Now, to add the rest of the secondary characters who were well drawn from [Ben, Helen, Finn, Gina, Alice, Prudence, Jane, Jack] to name a few that the reader will get a well told intriguing story that you will find it hard to put down till the end keeping you entertained. In this last book in the series we pick up the community in 1914 when the country is on the cusp of war and great events are about to take place, some of which will change the occupants of Spindrift House forever. I can’t recommend this series highly enough, these books are captivating, immersive and breathtaking; a teriffic trilogy.